Math, asked by mohammedfaizan258, 1 year ago

if sec θ+tan θ=p,prove that
sin θ=p²-1/ p²+1.

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Answered by pratyushs776
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Given:- secθ + tanθ = p........(1)

Sol:- sec²θ - tan²θ = 1

⇒(secθ-tanθ)(secθ+tanθ) = 1

⇒p(secθ-tanθ) = 1

secθ-tanθ = 1/p.......(2)

(1)+(2) ⇒ secθ + tanθ + secθ - tanθ = p + 1/p

⇒2secθ = p²+1/p

secθ = p²+1/2p

cosθ = 2p/p²+1 (∵cosθ = 1/sinθ)

(1)-(2) ⇒ secθ + tanθ - secθ + tanθ = p - 1/p

⇒2tanθ = p-1/p

tanθ = p²-1/2p

∴sinθ = cosθ . tanθ

⇒sinθ = 2p/p²+1 . p²-1/2p

⇒sinθ = p²-1/p²+1 ∴Hence Proved


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